@@SheffieldMadePlants i thought so many times to throw it away... But was like nah still seems alive Also have some cactus and succulents that i lange to grow or keep alive while waiting for roots and this made me hopeful
If you want any plant to flourish in water, don't forget to fertilize with a full spectrum hydroponic fertilizer. Regular liquid plant fertilizers are not sufficient. I grow a lot in hydro and also love displaying my snake plants like the way you did in this video. So cool!
@@jazy3091general hydroponics has a trio of good fertilizers floragro for leafs bloomgro for flowers and microgro for fruit (this works with the phases of each plants cycle)
@@audreymatanda9297 Das war auch mein Gedanke! Das Algenwachstum in den Gefäßen ist auch nicht so schön,denn die Pflanze mag ja gern in der Sonne stehen.
After reading that they can grow in water, I transferred mine to water as an experiment, no pebbles or lecca, just water. 6 weeks on and all pieces are looking healthy and growing new roots plus I now have two pups. All i do is change the water weekly and give them good light (i haven't added any fertiliser yet)....I'm curious to see how long they'll survive.
Left mine in water for 6 months before changing it like once a month and it was fine. I was shocked how durable it was in water. Although growth all stoped about 2 months In I’m assuming cause lack of soil nutrients. They where still healthy after 6 months and whent crazy when I planted em.
I have mine just in water on a south facing window for 6 months now and they are doing amazing! The roots had completly covered the bottom in no time, the first pups are now almost as big as the parents and there are new pups everywhere. One of the first pups even grew a flower! I’ve never even seen flowers on these plants before!
Happy to see this enlightening video. This one, plus your root rot one, is ‘must watch’ videos for new plant parents 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 (I would say though, don’t let the water go above root level, to avoid rot and to encourage roots to travel downward)
I have had a snake plant in WATER ONLY in a vase, Nothing else. It grows very slowly but it has been healthy & add water when it needs it. It sits inside my apartment window sill. So far so good!
I'm going to be doing this! I'm so tired of the fungas gnats that completely overtake my snake plant! Then I recently took on close to 200 plants when my daughter had a baby. She had 4 snake plant varieties as well. I never knew when I was over watering them or under watering. Now I won't have to guess anymore. I am looking forward to this, The only thing missing in this video was the fertilizer part or the plant food. I know you have to do something as they would not get enough to live just by water and rocks. But I will search your other videos for that answer....it must be somewhere...lol. Thank you for your videos! 😊
I am a newbie "plant" mother and absolutely loved this video. The artistry presentation was beautiful. I said, "Please come to my home!" Thank you for this informative video.
Wow, that’s art. I’m going to try this with the ones I have outside in a pot. They’re all a bit brown and look like they’re dying. Soon they could be works of art though. Fingers crossed. Thanks
Thanks for another very informative video. The snake plants look fantastic in the decorative jars. Could you make a video about how to fertilise plants that are growing in water? I would be worried I would make the "brew" too strong.
Regular standard liquid plant fertilizer for plants in soil is not sufficient for plants growing in water. You'll want to get a full spectrum hydroponic fertilizer. I grow semi hydro and full hydroponic.
@@christinak9587 Can you say which fertilizer you recommend? I've never grown anything this way and there are so many websites, I don't know which one is good? Thanks! Edit: I just found your reply to another comment about General Hydropnics trio! I will look that one up. If you have any other suggestions I'd love to hear them. Thank you!
It’s a super nice video, personally I would love to hire you talking tho, mostly because you come with a lot of insightful information and have amazing filming and audio when you talk in the videos. It’s actually surprising how little subscribers competed to how professional your videos are
I've always been confused by this. How is it a plant can be overwatered and die, while at the same time live in water? These would make lovely gifts. How often would the water need to be changed and would you have to redo the whole thing all over with each refreshing?
Thank you so much for another wonderful video. I commented awhile ago about orchids. You said they were not your favourite plants. I found this RUclipsr-- Daniel’s orchid ranch. She did a similar thing to this with orchids as you did with the snake plant. I hope this can help rekindle your love of the beautiful orchid plant. Cheers 🌸❤️🌸
I like this idea. I have so many snake plants throughout my office becuase I have a hard time throwing them away. One of them is taller than me (I'm 5.10) some are drying out some are drooping. I have to keep reminding staff not to water. I am in the middle of repotting. I have some questions about the jar. Why are you not putting the plants all the way down in the jars? Do you change the water or just add more to it?
When you change the water every two weeks, do you just carefully dump water and refill without disturbing the plant, or do you have to take out plant and wash rocks?
So I didn’t know I can do this. I hate that soil get so dry and crunchy and I also hate gnats. Can this be done for most plants like pothos and peace lilies?
What fertilizer do you recommend for growing plants in water like this? Or if you could do a video on the nutrients and pH for hydroponics that would be helpful!
So I didn’t know I can do this. I hate that soil get so dry and crunchy and I also hate gnats. Can this be done for most plants like pothos and peace lilies? How often do you change out the water?
i will try this. here in the Netherland they say it cant. but i saw in your video ,so yes it can can i use split bluestone? or aquarium stonens? thank you
Thank you for sharing this I love this video for a variety of reasons the beautiful music the beautiful designs beautiful so much is there a certain type of fertilizer that you would use in the water and how long will they stay in a jar before you have to repot them into another one thank you
Those are beautiful and i put some in jars like this and are doing well. I don't understand though why this works when as you say in the other snake plant videos, you shouldn't water often because they come from an arid clumate and dont like wet feet.
That was an enjoyable video. I was wonder how to “change” the word water. Do you have to dump out the water, or is it topping up the water, rather than actually changing it?
I was wondering if you could do this if the plant didn't have roots on the ends? I have some snake plants that seem to chunk off and I wanted to see if I could save them so I just put it straight in water...
You showing nice way to decorated pot and how can we grow snake plant in water But please also show the after results and please don't waste too much water for 2:38
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@@NonnaPietrinason preciosas 😊😊😊
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For those looking for rocks or gravel, try goibg to your local aquarium store. They generally stock a lot of different rocks, pebbles and gravel.
Thanks for that information very helpful.
I've used aquarium rocks and pebbles in the past
I have a leaf for months in water, didnt die or anything changed, and 5 days ago i saw a bunch of roots coming out!! im very happy about that.
They’re slow but growth will come 😁
@@SheffieldMadePlants i thought so many times to throw it away... But was like nah still seems alive
Also have some cactus and succulents that i lange to grow or keep alive while waiting for roots and this made me hopeful
Did you use dry leaf or fresh leaf
If you want any plant to flourish in water, don't forget to fertilize with a full spectrum hydroponic fertilizer. Regular liquid plant fertilizers are not sufficient. I grow a lot in hydro and also love displaying my snake plants like the way you did in this video. So cool!
Great shout thanks 😊
Would you recommend a good hydroponic fertiliser to a beginner plant parent please?
@@jazy3091general hydroponics has a trio of good fertilizers floragro for leafs bloomgro for flowers and microgro for fruit (this works with the phases of each plants cycle)
How do you avoid the smell of the water after days??
@@audreymatanda9297 Das war auch mein Gedanke! Das Algenwachstum in den Gefäßen ist auch nicht so schön,denn die Pflanze mag ja gern in der Sonne stehen.
yes. I've been putting my snakeplant in water for months. I love seeing its roots grows. it's so satisfying 😍
Thanks. It seems to really love it
What do you use for fertilizer, regular houseplant fertizlier water or something specific for hydroponics? Thanks!!
Use rain water if you can store it
I love this style of video. Relaxing, all the information is there and clearly demonstrated, without talking. Thank you 💖
Thank you so much!
@@SheffieldMadePlants 🤗💓🤗
Thank you… I have a over watered my snake plant. Going to remove yellow leaves and see if the rest will reroot in water.
After reading that they can grow in water, I transferred mine to water as an experiment, no pebbles or lecca, just water. 6 weeks on and all pieces are looking healthy and growing new roots plus I now have two pups. All i do is change the water weekly and give them good light (i haven't added any fertiliser yet)....I'm curious to see how long they'll survive.
Great! I don't see why they would suddenly die
Basically it’s the same as rooting Snake Plants in water, which I do. Js
Left mine in water for 6 months before changing it like once a month and it was fine. I was shocked how durable it was in water. Although growth all stoped about 2 months In I’m assuming cause lack of soil nutrients. They where still healthy after 6 months and whent crazy when I planted em.
I have mine just in water on a south facing window for 6 months now and they are doing amazing! The roots had completly covered the bottom in no time, the first pups are now almost as big as the parents and there are new pups everywhere. One of the first pups even grew a flower! I’ve never even seen flowers on these plants before!
I only have perlite. Is that ok?
Please more Videos like this...such an uplifting relaxing way to watch you plant these Snakes.
Thank you!
Yes! 100%
Happy to see this enlightening video. This one, plus your root rot one, is ‘must watch’ videos for new plant parents 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 (I would say though, don’t let the water go above root level, to avoid rot and to encourage roots to travel downward)
Thank you and i agree with that 👍
@@SheffieldMadePlants5
I have had a snake plant in WATER ONLY in a vase, Nothing else. It grows very slowly but it has been healthy & add water when it needs it. It sits inside my apartment window sill. So far so good!
Great stuff 👍
I'm going to be doing this! I'm so tired of the fungas gnats that completely overtake my snake plant! Then I recently took on close to 200 plants when my daughter had a baby. She had 4 snake plant varieties as well. I never knew when I was over watering them or under watering. Now I won't have to guess anymore. I am looking forward to this, The only thing missing in this video was the fertilizer part or the plant food. I know you have to do something as they would not get enough to live just by water and rocks. But I will search your other videos for that answer....it must be somewhere...lol. Thank you for your videos! 😊
i did this with peace lilies but i didnt use stones as i like to see the roots,so far so good,thanks for the tip on snake plants.
Thanks for watching 😁
I am a newbie "plant" mother and absolutely loved this video. The artistry presentation was beautiful. I said, "Please come to my home!" Thank you for this informative video.
Wonderful!
Me gustó.
Primero tengo que comprar la sansiviera
처음 한두달은 물 자주 갈아줘야 한다는데 자갈을 넣어놓면 물갈때 불편하지 않을까요?
I love all three, simply gorgeous, yet so easy. Thanks for sharing
You bet!
I loved this..., very relaxing! I may try this with my snakeplant in the future.
Thank you. It’s good fun to build
Omg I’m so glad they can go in water, i have battled bugs with mine so fingers crossed they do a lot better in water then it does in soil
They sure can
They look very pretty. I’m gonna try that. Thanks again
You’re welcome 😊
Such a beautiful design concept!
Thank you 😊
Awesome..I was thinking of doing this once spring set in
Thanks Kim
This is a gorgeous video and ideas,
thanks for sharing, greetings from Colombia
Its so beautiful and satisfying 😍
Hey, Can you tell us how they are growing? Any successes or losses? Did they cope well with the large stones? Thank you :)
Thank you for sharing.....am a plant lover definitely i will do this!❤❤❤❤
This looks really attractive, and easy to do.
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Yes, they love leca and water to the point of breaking glass. Keep an eye on all those new pups.
Will do!! 😁
Great info I learned something new today thank you keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
I love the black, white, and brown in the glass with the nice bright green. If only it wasn't 1 a.m. I cant wait to try this tomorrow.
Let me know how you get on 👍
I kept having mixed signals on my snake plant that ended up over watered, now I'm transfering them all to water. Hope they all can survive.
Gorgeous. Great ideas. Thank you.
Thank you! 😊
I will try to grow them in water. Thank you
Beautiful....saludos desde Panamá
I will give this a try definitely, great video.
Have fun!
This looks so beautiful 😻
Thank you!! 😊
Will you ever stop brightening my day? hahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
No, I refuse to 😂
Very nice beautiful thank you for sharing ❤❤.
Piękne kompozycje. Pozdrawiam serdecznie z Polski.
Wow Beautiful
Thank you 😁
Wow, that’s art.
I’m going to try this with the ones I have outside in a pot. They’re all a bit brown and look like they’re dying.
Soon they could be works of art though. Fingers crossed.
Thanks
Great stuff 👍
💝We have one on the verandah, it has multiplied beautifully. And it's been here representing you of course. But this video fascinates me.
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Thanks for sharing !
My pleasure!
It’s magical when you show your videos
Thank you 😊
Very good tips .thank you very much.
Great work.
Thanks for another very informative video. The snake plants look fantastic in the decorative jars. Could you make a video about how to fertilise plants that are growing in water? I would be worried I would make the "brew" too strong.
I mention it in an upcoming video but just added some diluted feed every month.
Regular standard liquid plant fertilizer for plants in soil is not sufficient for plants growing in water. You'll want to get a full spectrum hydroponic fertilizer. I grow semi hydro and full hydroponic.
@@christinak9587 👍👍
@@christinak9587 Can you say which fertilizer you recommend? I've never grown anything this way and there are so many websites, I don't know which one is good? Thanks!
Edit: I just found your reply to another comment about General Hydropnics trio! I will look that one up. If you have any other suggestions I'd love to hear them. Thank you!
Wow I'm going to try this Thank you 🤗
I love this idea and might try it in the spring! Knowing how snake plants tolerate and thrive in dry soil, how does this work? Fascinating!
They happily live in water. Need to get rid of all the soil.
Please more viedoes like this thx
My question is: Do you have to replace the water in each jar or just add more when evaporated? Do they accumulate much algae?
Replace every couple of weeks
@@SheffieldMadePlants I tried this once but I made a mess when trying to replace the water... How exactly do you do it?
@@rustikoo79 tip it to the side gently and then run water through
I love the look of these, doing it :)
I LOVE that first jar you used. where did you purchase?
Just a local shop
Am thinking to change some of my plants to leca still researching, more videos like this please 🙏
Thank you 😊
@@kathys7283 basically little clay balls. Lots of folks use it instead of soil.
Satisfying 😊
It’s a super nice video, personally I would love to hire you talking tho, mostly because you come with a lot of insightful information and have amazing filming and audio when you talk in the videos. It’s actually surprising how little subscribers competed to how professional your videos are
Thank you. It’s an experimental format 😁
I’d try to put in to the water but some get rotten maybe too much water I think!! What is the solution for that!! And thank you for sharing your video
Decided to give it a go but in vases with aquarium water to start them off
Nice one 👍
I've always been confused by this. How is it a plant can be overwatered and die, while at the same time live in water? These would make lovely gifts. How often would the water need to be changed and would you have to redo the whole thing all over with each refreshing?
Lack of oxygen kills which come from wet soil. Water is fine.
Wow so beautifull👌
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you for sharing those amazing snake plant lovely
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for another wonderful video.
I commented awhile ago about orchids. You said they were not your favourite plants. I found this RUclipsr-- Daniel’s orchid ranch. She did a similar thing to this with orchids as you did with the snake plant. I hope this can help rekindle your love of the beautiful orchid plant.
Cheers
🌸❤️🌸
Ooo thanks for the recommendation 👍
Sorry, I miss spelled it. Danielle’s Orchid Ranch.
I will also try it 🙂
Looks great 👍🏽
How often do you need to change the water? And do you use sink water or drinking water?
Tap water is fine. Every week
I like this idea. I have so many snake plants throughout my office becuase I have a hard time throwing them away. One of them is taller than me (I'm 5.10) some are drying out some are drooping. I have to keep reminding staff not to water. I am in the middle of repotting. I have some questions about the jar. Why are you not putting the plants all the way down in the jars? Do you change the water or just add more to it?
Change it weekly
Me gusto mucho tu programa. Haces muy facil el adoptar una 🪴 🌱 🌿 planta😅
When you change the water every two weeks, do you just carefully dump water and refill without disturbing the plant, or do you have to take out plant and wash rocks?
No keep it simple. Pour it out and then add fresh water. If things displace a little then no worries it all goes back
How would you change the water please? Thank you.
Very Nice
After i saw your video i put mine into Pon. I'm trying to grow every plant in water ( with Pon ) because i'm allergic and i try to avoid normal soil
Precioso!!!! Gracias!!!!
Wow beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you! Cheers!
So I didn’t know I can do this. I hate that soil get so dry and crunchy and I also hate gnats. Can this be done for most plants like pothos and peace lilies?
Yep
Hermosisimo. Muchas gracias. Bendiciones.
What fertilizer do you recommend for growing plants in water like this? Or if you could do a video on the nutrients and pH for hydroponics that would be helpful!
I use houseplant focus for hydroponics
Loved This Video ❤So Pretty
Thank you!!
So I didn’t know I can do this. I hate that soil get so dry and crunchy and I also hate gnats. Can this be done for most plants like pothos and peace lilies?
How often do you change out the water?
Im going to try something similar im going to put one in my hang on back finter in my aquarium and see how that works
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Where do you buy the rocks or stones
i will try this. here in the Netherland they say it cant. but i saw in your video ,so yes it can can i use split bluestone? or aquarium stonens? thank you
Yep
In SA we call it "skoonma se Tong" directly translated mother in law's tounge 😊😊
It’s been called that here too
Here in New England too!
The victoriansk did that, Its called aquaculture!
Thank you for sharing this I love this video for a variety of reasons the beautiful music the beautiful designs beautiful so much is there a certain type of fertilizer that you would use in the water and how long will they stay in a jar before you have to repot them into another one thank you
Yes you need a hydroponic fertiliser. Mine is still in the vase and it’s been a year
Really lovely and good i like it must do it ad well thanks for showing us the viewers
Thanks for watching 😁
Thank you very much 😊
Bonito y bendecido dia🙏🏻 . El agua tiene que ser purificada? O directa de la llave? Gracias ☺️
I used tap water
Looks easier than growing in a pot with dirt you have to worry about overwatering.
Me encanto ese video p q me encanta esa planta 👍👍👍👏👏
Those are beautiful and i put some in jars like this and are doing well. I don't understand though why this works when as you say in the other snake plant videos, you shouldn't water often because they come from an arid clumate and dont like wet feet.
It’s the lack of oxygen in wet soil that is the problem. Water is fine if you change it every week
@@SheffieldMadePlants Ahhh...got it! Thanks for all the great info!
Beautiful 👍💕 Grazie bello 😂
You bet!
Muy bellas me gustaría saber si la que es verde solita es igual o sea tiene el mismo contenido muestran siempre la de bordes amarillos
Gracias
Hermosooooo🎉😊
I have one a cat chewed on. I shucked all of the old leaves off. I put it back in the soil. I'm guessing it's gonna take 6 months to fill back in.
Yeah will take a while
That was an enjoyable video. I was wonder how to “change” the word water. Do you have to dump out the water, or is it topping up the water, rather than actually changing it?
I pour it out gently and then top up by overfilling the vase so it changes all the water and clears any dirt.
Adoro este vídeo 👍👍👍👍
Gracias!
waw.. love this IDEA sooo much
Thank you! 😊
Bonjour,
Une fois que vous faites ses pots , du coup ont rajoute juste de l'eau quand y en a plus ou faut il régulièrement tous vider et nettoyer
Beautiful
La mia la tengo muy sanita, pero no noto muchos avances, me gustaría saber xq??
I was wondering if you could do this if the plant didn't have roots on the ends? I have some snake plants that seem to chunk off and I wanted to see if I could save them so I just put it straight in water...
Yes you can propagate in water and it will develop roots.
You showing nice way to decorated pot and how can we grow snake plant in water
But please also show the after results and please don't waste too much water for 2:38
Does mosquitos breed in the plant